gerri: engame in sight for keystone pipeline. for public comments tread on the project that delivers oils from canada's tar sands down to the gulf coast, and it now comes down to the president's decision. canadian minister of natural resources, joe al veer -- oliver, has the latest. great to have you here on set. >> thank you. gerri: i keep thinking we are closer 20 a decision on keystone, but, actually, we now are getting close, maybe this summer. you say you're getting a warm reception this visit? >> depends, actually, who i talk to, but, yes, look, i think that people understand that this will be very positive for both our countries. that's why there's so many support in the united states, majority of the american population, all l governors to whom states the pipeline will go in favor, majority of the senate, majority of the house of representatives, but we still have a number of, you know, regulatory hurdles, and, ultimately, it's the president's decision. gerri: you have a ferocious group of environmentalists, greenies, who

have set the bar pretty high with a stunt that tops the geek scale using a drone to deliver an engamementto his philadelphia and -- ring to his girlfriend at the park. down on one knee. geek points, unlimited. >> well done. >> our coverage of the boston marathon bombings continues at 6:30, ahead the reason the father of the bombing suspect is not making his trip to the united states as originally planned. >> san jose residents are getting used to the idea that a historic building is gone, destroyed by fire. we will hear what a woman who lives in the neighbor has to say. >> we are in the east bay hills. the sun is rising and notice the country cover out there again and it will be less prominent as the summer spread is developing. i will show you where the 60's and 90's are in the seven-day outlook. >> i am leyla gulen in the traffic center, the metering lights are turned on, on the bay bridge, with an update on the accident in alamo with all details coming up on abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is from pennsylvania 40 miles north of pittsburgh, a bus and

they may have had a terrible dictator but it doesn't mean we have to engame militarily.s because they're forming alliances with al-qaeda. we don't know what is going to happen in the region. while assad is a terrible dictator, killing tens of thousands of his own people, at least we know he is predictable and has allowed a certain degree of accommodation for every religious group in his country. >> that will all go away soon. >> commander, when you get the orders, you guys have to go do the fight. you would like to maybe have a say in why we're fighting. in syria this week, the same day al nusria announces alliance with al-qaeda we decide to upgrade the humanitarian aid and maybe more for the rebels which is al-qaeda. >> i look at it anytime you provide humanitarian aid you have to look. it frees up other money and other resources to go toward people like terrorists and others that do not support the both and national security interest -- the government and national security interest. >> brian: you say senator mccain as much as you respect him and like him, you think you